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 the aim of this website is to assist people in the use of and in making of herbal tinctures, decoctions, infusions and syrups that can be used more safely, and with a clearer purpose of the active alchemaic properties. in addition, promoting the role of herbal products as an adjunct therapy in the usage and alchemy of vitamins is core to good health. vitamins, as well as food in general, contain biochemical properties which can either inhibit or assist absorption of nutrients required for optimum health. knowing what vitamin or herb inhibits or assists a property or process is fundamental in using herbs and vitamins safely. for example, it has long been known that iron absorption can be enhanced by taking vitamin c at the same time as taking iron (e.g. ingesting nettles or rose hips), but that absorption or iron can be inhibited by ingesting iron with red wine or tea as both contain tannins. the inhibition or enhancement to biochemical processes is key to what underlies regulation of herbs and vitamins. from april 2011, the manufacture and sale (eg the sale of brands) of herbal tinctures and any other herbal remedy, including some vitamins, which are derived from herbal products to the public was banned in europe and the uk unless the maker or seller (of their brand) obtains a license and/or registration of the product. registration will be required for each herb used in a product. over time, multi-herb products will certainly become extinct due to excessive costs. since the costs of licensing are very high, many sellers and manufacturers will cut back in selling or making a range of herbal products and some will even close. the purpose of this ban is to regulate herbal products with the aim of reducing unpleasant side-effects and to minimise their ability to interact in a negative fashion with prescribed drugs. safety of products is another aim of regulation not efficacy of products. over the past few years, several incidents occurred in which individuals taking large doses of herbs over long time spans became very ill and these cases have been highlighted in the media prompting the licensing. these scenarios may well have been less severe if the persons prescribing the herbs had practiced better risk management with their clients. equally, the persons taking the herbs need to make informed decisions about what and why they are ingesting. to compensate for the loss in due time of obtaining manufactured "off the shelf" herbal products, individuals can easily make their own tinctures and herbal teas from available plants or herbs, and can locate sources of vitamins from the natural world. did you know that orange peel contains more vitamin c than the juicy parts you usually eat? if you first dry the orange peel, then grate it, you can use the dried powder as your daily source of vitamin c. when making and using home-made tinctures, or syrups, or managing vitamin uptake, appropriate guidance is still needed for identifying correct dosage and potential side - effects. more importantly, knowing the correct rationale for why you might need to take the herb is necessary. we provide useful information from historical sources as to why a herb or vitamin might be useful. in addition to this, we provide information as to why herbal products or vitamins may be dangerous to use. ultimately, seeing a qualified herbal practitioner is best, but if unaffordable then using your own skills and intuition may be an only option. tinctures and herb use in health support herbal medicine is the only form of medicine practiced by animals. we have learned to utilise herbs for keeping healthy from observing animals in nature. animals use herbal medicines in their raw form, eating living plants. humans cannot always obtain the raw plants and we have to endure processed or dried versions. tinctures, infusions or decoctions are the next a more effective method of ingesting herbal medicines compared to capsules, which is partly why we endorse their use. also, they are free from additives which are often used in capsules or tablets which themselves can be harmful (eg stearic acid is harmful in large doses). in addition, it has been argued by some that binding or preservative products in capsule or tablets actually help neutralise the effect of the vitamin. should this be the case, tinctures, infusions and decoctions are the safest method of ingesting herbal medicines. historical knowledge of the use of tinctures, non- alcoholic liquid herbal syrups, infusions and decoctions has shown that they can stimulate healing using the holistic properties of plants. along this line, ancients often used liquid herbal products very effectively. using both ancient and modern herbal medicines can address various aspects involved in modern health problems. deep rooted health conditions can benefit from herbal medicines and vitamin regulation. naturalistic and empirical research has shown that post-viral illness (eg me & cfs (chronic fatigue syndrome), epstein barr) are examples of conditions which may benefit from herbal remedies. viral, bacterial or other immune illnesses have been shown to often respond very positively to specific herbs. pain and fatigue seem also to be managed better. the bipolarity of ying and yang appear to become balanced as does the sensation of being lifted up a notch or two. the restorative aspects involved in the bipolarity of ying and yang depends on alchemaic principles explained in more depth via the chemistry of herbs link. using herbal medicines can help promote healthier physical and psychological states of being as the field of herbal medicine has shown holisticism targets the "whole" of an illness rather than just a part of it. literature also shows that those experiencing depression or anxiety, or those who are feeling that the word is a very difficult place at the moment can often react well....herbal medicines appear to help an individual cope much better as some of the physiological causes of negative symptoms or feelings are targeted. early alchemy how do we know that ancients knew about medicinal herbs? alchemaic herbal recipes and concoctions derived from ancient and historical sources (e.g. ancient egyptians) show how people in pre - modern times, treated symptoms of illness and managed their health conditions. by default, a holistic approach was necessary since the science of the times was not as empirically rigid. like us, these people suffered both physical and psychological conditions, and endured often dramatic climatic and economic changes. whether surviving natural events like ice-ages, floods, volcanic eruptions, warming, or man made events such as wars and pestilence, utilising plants for diet and healing was key for survival. so how did ancients become so aware of the chemical properties of plants and their influence on body biochemistry, and how did they use this knowledge when coping with adversity? ancients managed their illnesses using the wisdom of alchemaic knowledge handed down through time via verbal and written scripts over 1000's years. knowledge about the role of mercury and sulphur in health is as ancient as the egyptians. sulphur represents the alcohol in plants, whilst mercury represents the essential oils. furthermore, many discoveries of successful treatments were accidental. an excellent example of an accidental discovery of herb usage has a historical source that is documented; it was known that certain kinds of moss found on human skulls appeared to be a very good antibiotic. one might wonder, how was the reaction of this moss identified? on the battlefields, by accident? maybe a wounded soldier exposed his wound to the moss on a skull by lying next to a skull and avoided infection. after the soldier survived, he spread the word and so collecting the moss from skulls on the battlefields became routine to help heal battle wounds. many soldiers lives would have been saved by the use of the antibiotic effects of skull mos

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